W2125 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (Undated)
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A rose and crown
EDWARD ANDREWES
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E I A
IN YE OLDE CHANGE
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O A rose and crown EDWARD ANDREWES R E I A IN YE OLDE CHANGE O A castle AT THE WORSTER ARMES R I I B IN THE OVLD CHANGE O A willow-tree AT THE WILLOW TREE R N I B IN THE OVLD CHANGE O A dragon EDWARD CHIPP IN R E G C YE OVLD CHANGE 59 O An Indian smoking EDMOND DOBSON AT THE R HIS HALFE PENY IN THE OVLD CHANGE O A rose and crown IOHN ELLIOTT AT R I E IN YE OVLD CHANGE O The Merchant-Tailors' Arms ANN FISHER 1664 R A F IN THE OLD CHAINGE O An oil-jar IOHN GRIFEITH R I M G IN YE OLD CHANGE O Three morris-dancers IOHN LISLE AT THE 3 R HIS HALF PENY I A L IN THE OLD CHAINGE O Three morris-dancers IOHN LISLE AT YE 3 R I A L IN YE OLD CHANGE
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London Trade Tokens - Old Change (Cheapside)
W2125 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (Undated)
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W2127 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (Undated)
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W2128 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (1559)
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W2129 Old Change (Cheapside) Halfpenny (Undated)
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W2130 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (Undated)
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W2131 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (1664)
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W2132 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (Undated)
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W2133 Old Change (Cheapside) Halfpenny (Undated)
Walter Thornbury, 'Cheapside: Southern tributaries', in Old and New London: Volume 1 (London, 1878), pp. 346-353. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/old-new-london/vol1/pp346-353 [accessed 5 March 2022]. : No. 36, Old 'Change was formerly the "Three Morrice Dancers" public-house, with the three figures sculptured on a stone as the sign and an ornament (temp. James I.). The house was taken down about 1801. There is an etching of this very characteristic sign on stone. (Timbs.)
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W2134 Old Change (Cheapside) Farthing (Undated)
Walter Thornbury, 'Cheapside: Southern tributaries', in Old and New London: Volume 1 (London, 1878), pp. 346-353. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/old-new-london/vol1/pp346-353 [accessed 5 March 2022]. : No. 36, Old 'Change was formerly the "Three Morrice Dancers" public-house, with the three figures sculptured on a stone as the sign and an ornament (temp. James I.). The house was taken down about 1801. There is an etching of this very characteristic sign on stone. (Timbs.)
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